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That law is specifically relating to open records requests and says that dps can't disclose the license status of an individual to someone making a request under the freedom of information act. It prevents, for example, your employer from contacting dps without your knowledge or consent to find out if you have a chl.

That law doesn't address the separate screening line at the Capitol or the private security scenario above because no information is being obtained by an open records request. That's the same law that a lot of folks cited to say that what the State Fair was doing was illegal but I just don't see it. We may not like it, but I don't think it's illegal.

stevie_d_64 wrote:
I still believe the system they have implemented is violating the law...

I'd be curius to know which law you think they are violating? I'm not aware of one that would seem to apply in this situation.